Houseboats in Africa!

Old Oct 10th, 2008, 11:03 AM
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Houseboats in Africa!

Last year I had a wonderful boat-safari on Lake Kariba with some friends. Now one of my other friends wanna go! But she doesn´t like the idea of going to Zimbabwe for all the know reasons.. So is there any other place than Lake Kariba that she can hire a houseboat and see animals on the shore? I have seen some adds on Chobe, but i would really like to hear from anyone who have done it?
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Old Oct 10th, 2008, 11:15 AM
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what about this one.......

http://www.ichobezi.co.za/

enjoy and happy planning!

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Old Oct 11th, 2008, 08:26 AM
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We just spent two nights on the (houseboat) Ichobezi Mukwae at the end of August and it was fabulous. Lots of game - elephants, sable, bushbuck, giraffes, warthogs, baboons, hippos, kudu, impala, red lechwe, buffalo, and even a leopard - and many, many birds. The group before us had seen lions and wild dogs. On one game drive at sunrise (in a tenderboat), we saw 39 species of birds and 11 species of mammals! Only four cabins, maximum 8 people. Great food! Wonderful staff! We only stayed 2 nights but I would recommend 4 nights if you can afford it. It was recommended in the Bradt Guide - that's how we discovered the Ichobezi. You won't be disappointed! Robin
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Thanks for the info.. I will check it out.. Do anyone know about www.caprivihouseboatsafaris.com.. Found them on the internet.. Has anyone used them??
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Or the Nguni Voyager which is very well priced. http://www.ngunivoyager.com/

Eventhough it goes up the Chobe River, you don't see masses of game, but animals do come down to the river.
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